Ultra (en. Ultra)

/ˈul.trə/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

A group of passionate fans of a sports team, known for their fervor and commitment.

The ultras of the club cheered for the team throughout the match.

Los ultras del club animaron al equipo durante todo el partido.

A person who expresses extreme views in certain beliefs or lifestyles.

His opinion was so radical that many considered him an ultra.

Su opinión era tan radical que muchos lo consideraron un ultra.

adjective

Going beyond what is normal or usual.

The ultra-modern design of the building caught everyone's attention.

El diseño ultra moderno del edificio llamó la atención de todos.

Related to an extreme form of something.

They participated in an ultra race, which covers more than 100 kilometers.

Participaron en una carrera ultra, que abarca más de 100 kilómetros.

From the Latin 'ultra', meaning 'beyond' or 'further than'.

ultra modern

At the forefront of modernity.

ultra moderno

ultra competitive

Highly competitive or aggressive in a given context.

ultra competitivo

ultra safe

Providing a high level of security.

ultra seguro

outrage

An extreme or disgraceful act that offends someone.

ultraje

ultrasound

A technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to observe the inside of the body.

ultrasonido

A person very passionate about their tastes or beliefs.

That guy is a skate ultra; he's always at the rink.

Ese chico es un ultra del skate; siempre está en la pista.

Excessively positive or enthusiastic.

She's so ultra with her plans, always wanting to do the most exciting things.

Ella es tan ultra con sus planes, siempre quiere hacer lo más emocionante.